H. fulva var. rosea 'Charmaine Queen' (Stout, 1956)[The Garden Journal, 1956, vol.6, p.9-11] |
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| Inflorescence: | Time: | July |
| Flower: | 15cm in diameter; petal ground color is coral-pink with a bright red eye-zone and veins; sepals are more uniformely coral-pink, because the veins are not as conspicuous as on the petals | |
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| Scape: | 115cm high | |
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| Remarks: | Spreading: | |
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| Common Names: | Engl.: German: Japan.: |
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| others: | 'Charmaine Queen' is a selection of numerous seedlings of several generations derived from wild plants of Hemerocallis fulva var. rosea. |